Remove ME!!!!
2002-11-08 by John P
Please I don t even know what this is about, I m tired of all the messages. Please remove me, I m not even part of Yahoo groups and I didn t agree to any
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Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-08 by Tentochi
A couple of links for the Poly-VL and a link for d/ling. --Shemp http://www.yamaha.co.jp/english/news/99021802.html
RE: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-08 by John Loffink
I think we re all somewhat in agreement here, but just to clarify, I was referring specifically to the units that were named: Lexicon PCM-41, Deltalab
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-08 by jhaible
... tried ... keyboard. ... maybe ... basis and ... You re loosing all the fun of performance parameters then ... ... That s ... I don t worry about the
Re: [motm] transducers
2002-11-08 by elhardt@att.net
... so I will. Etc...
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-08 by elhardt@att.net
... have done experiments with VC delay lines in the past, but they sound like a comb filter, not like a flute of a saxophone.
uSeq update
2002-11-08 by Paul Schreiber
Much progress today! The HW platform can read the encoder and panel switches, write characters into the LED display (as well as drive the individual LEDs for
Re: [motm] transducers
2002-11-08 by nathan durham
... just ... string ... the ... that ... resonances ... the ... was. ... Y all are probably already thinking this but nobody s actually said it, so I will. If
Re: JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-07 by Mike Marsh
Will Blacet s Time Machine work? Short delays, VC, regen... ... of ... this, ... once I
Ron Berry
2002-11-07 by Norman Fay
Ron Berry is a fairly obscure British synth musician. He started experimenting with Karplus-Strong & waveguide synthesis techniques using special analogue
doh!!
2002-11-07 by media.nai@rcn.com
Sorry, I didn t mean to post that here. I edited my previous posting, and the list address was still in the header from the last time.
FS: Last chance before auction: Ampex MX10, Minimoog, SDE330, Drawmer 1960 -- VINTAJ D00D, NOT ARP, NOT OEBERHEIM, etc ;)
2002-11-07 by media.nai@rcn.com
I ve added some more gear and slashed prices. I need to find a new home for this stuff by December, and frankly the dumpster is starting to look like a better
Re: [motm] Things remembered...or was it just a dream?
2002-11-07 by Tentochi
Please don t encroach on my territory! ... Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk! Shemp (the tardiest Stooge) __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? U2
Re: [motm] RE: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-07 by Tentochi
For more ideas on tuned feedback/delay, check out the Evolver: http://www.davesmithinstruments.com One of me mates got one yesterday (from the first shipment)
Re: [motm] Re: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-07 by jhaible@debitel.net
... Just checked this; I have seen it before, But I didn t remember the name. This goes into the right direction, but it has one drawback: The feedback loop is
Re: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-07 by drg3orge
for those of us who are a little slow {namely me} what *ARE* you talkin about, my good man??? an who s ron berry while i am about it... thanks, doc ...
RE: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-07 by John Loffink
Moe s exactly right on this one. You need very precise resolution and short delay times for physical modeling, something not likely provided by the VC digital
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-07 by jhaible
... this. I ... Roland ... the ... the ... Maybe I shouldn t write too much about this at the moment - not before I ve read all the interesting links (thanks
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-07 by mate_stubb
It takes two things to play scales with a VC delay line - one is sufficiently short delay time capability, but equally important is the delay time
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-06 by Les Mizzell
... I have a Modcan VC Delay on order mainly to experiment with some of Ron s techniques. The Modcan has a short enough delay time to do this, and all
Re: [motm] JH thinks analogue/physical modelling
2002-11-06 by elhardt@att.net
... ala Ron Berry s stuff? Now THAT S what would be the killer jewel in the MOTM crown! I want several!!!
Re: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-06 by J. Larry Hendry
I would not want any part of even trying it. It can certainly be done. Tony Clark s entire DIY synth is surface mount stuff. He is very proficient at it.
Re: [motm] Re: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-06 by Les Mizzell
Good reading material for a rainy evening.... Physical Modeling - Nord Modular http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~clark/nordmodularbook/nm_physical.html
Re: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-06 by Paul Schreiber
It is BOTH a handling issue and a solder issue. For example, if a design used ONE 0.015mfd SMT cap, how in the world would I give it to you? The cap is 0.08 x
Re: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-06 by Neil Bradley
... Have you ever tried soldering surface mount parts manually? If you haven t, I can tell you, it sucks and is VERY error prone. -- Neil ... Neil Bradley
RE: [motm] 500 & 600 series
2002-11-06 by Brousseau, Paul E (Paul)
Surface mount technology (SMT) is VERY small, so small that it would be easy to ruin a kit with a little slip of the soldering iron. I imagine that the 500
500 & 600 series
2002-11-06 by xiphiguy
Could someone please explain a little about surface mount, and why it necessarily precludes a kit format? ~Terry
Re: [motm] Things remembered...or was it just a dream?
2002-11-06 by J. Larry Hendry
I did a breath controller mod for the 850. I have all the data here. There are probably simpler ways to do it that I did it using just a tranny. But, I used
Re: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-06 by paulhaneberg
I think the idea of a series of modules based on analog modeling (sometimes referred to as physical modeling) is a great one. In fact the whole idea is to
Things remembered...or was it just a dream?
2002-11-06 by CHRIS PARKER
I seem to remember that around this time last year, there was a thread that dealt with converting the MOTM-850 Pedal Interface module into an interface for a
Re: [motm] Re: Digest Number 1490
2002-11-06 by J. Larry Hendry
The nature of a piezo will not let it produce enough energy. I think you need something with a coil in it. Larry H (who finally understands where this was
Re: [motm] RE: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-06 by jhaible
... yes ... I don t know about this. Do you have a link? (I m aware of Ian Fritz s stuff, though.) ... I am only beginning to understand the theory of this. I
Re: Digest Number 1490
2002-11-06 by Mike Marsh
Yes, this is what I was thinking, but the piezo does not produce enough energy to get the strings going. Hence the nasal quality and lack of low-end in the
ULN2003
2002-11-06 by Paul Schreiber
a) tie unused to ground b) be SURE to tie the catch diode pin to the + relay supply. Paul S.
Re: [motm] CD knowledge Part I: Analog/Optical
2002-11-06 by Sikorsky
only joking... hello all, about a week ago i enquired about the ULN2003 to use in a simple relay device and someone mentioned that they had great experience in
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by J. Larry Hendry
... mails will be coming in, I can guess there must have been a popular, off-topic thread in one of the mailing lists, even before they arrive. Hint hint ... I
RE: JH thinks analogue modelling
2002-11-06 by mate_stubb
Are you thinking about tuned feedback/delay lines under voltage control ala Ron Berry s stuff? Now THAT S what would be the killer jewel in the MOTM crown! I
Re: transducers, input or output?
2002-11-06 by Michel Havenith
... mess. I ll just ... remove a string ... That would ... and ... would need to ... in all the ... different ... Without ... Take care with removing all
New modules/power supplies
2002-11-06 by Paul Schreiber
This is a general email answer, but was spurred by a few private questions. a) The only new modules to be shipped before NAMM are the MOTM-190 Dual VCA/RM
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by jhaible
... Yes. When I start downloading my maibox via modem, and I see how many mails will be coming in, I can guess there must have been a popular, off-topic thread
Re: CD knowledge Part I: Analog/Optical
2002-11-06 by coyoteous
Oops, make that 9 different lengths...
CD knowledge Part I: Analog/Optical
2002-11-06 by coyoteous
Replicated Audio CD = Philips/Sony Redbook Standard CD is basically a few layers of digital transformation on top of a smaller version of an analog LaserDisc
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by ixqy@aol.com
In a message dated 11/5/02 10:59:47 PM Central Standard Time, ... It s been 20 years since I ve read about CD encoding technology, so can someone correct me if
Re: [motm] Digest Number 1490
2002-11-06 by sasami@hotkey.net.au
Go play a piano with the sustain pedal depressed. It s essentially the same thing. Not only to the struck strings sustain, but the rest of the undamped strings
Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Eric Frampton
Oh no.....! next thing ya know it ll be Mac vs. PC. e
The King of all CD knowledge
2002-11-06 by Paul Schreiber
OK, I m taking a break, beating PIC code to death. And pulling my hair out over Configuration Bits ...ARGH........ I spent 3 YEARS designing CD players. I am
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Tim Walters
... You most certainly can. A CD contains redundant data, with which it performs error correction--just like every other digital information storage device.
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Craig Critchley
Both audio and data CDs contain some redundancy that allow correcting single bit errors and detecting more serious errors. Correcting a single bit error
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by Neil Bradley
... That means that, assuming each of those errors are single samples, that 10% of the audio is destroyed. That s plainly absurd. ... Flatly not true. I
Re: [motm] Re: digital source and its medium puzzle- the answer
2002-11-06 by ringmod45
... as much as ... you have ... it ... Unless data ... sound ... The problem is caused by the wobble, thereby creating an error. Since you have lost the bit in